How to make a LinkedIn banner your profile photo doesn’t cover
A free tool that makes a 1584×396 LinkedIn banner and marks the corner your profile photo sits on, so your words land where visitors can read them.
Every free tool in the John King Lab, with a guide to what it does and how to get the most from it.
Open the LabA free tool that makes a 1584×396 LinkedIn banner and marks the corner your profile photo sits on, so your words land where visitors can read them.
Paste your LinkedIn profile and see what your last 20 posts are doing for you: which bring in readers, which build trust, which sell, and who they reach.
Paste your LinkedIn headline and get five rewrites that say who you help, the outcome you get them and how, all within the 220-character limit.
Hook finder scores every line of your LinkedIn draft as an opener, moves the strongest one to the top and leaves the rest of your words as you wrote them.
Turn a post idea into four LinkedIn opening lines, each a different kind of hook, scored out of 100 so you know which one stops the scroll.
Write with bold, italics and lists and get them back in characters LinkedIn displays, with the real "…see more" cut-off on phone, tablet and desktop.
Check your sending domain and IPs against Spamhaus, SURBL and Barracuda, the blacklists Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo consult, with removal steps for every listing.
Check your SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX records and blacklists the way receiving mail servers do, and get the exact DNS record that fixes each problem.
Tell the calculator how many cold emails a day you want to send and get the domains, mailboxes and week-by-week warm-up it takes to get there safely.
Type your name ideas and see every domain you can still register, checked straight against the registry and ranked by how it sounds and reads.
Paste a URL and see the preview card LinkedIn, X, Slack and iMessage will draw for it, with a ready-to-paste block of corrected Open Graph and Twitter Card tags.
See which analytics and ad tags actually fire on your page, which are broken or duplicated, and whether any of them leak personal data to ad networks.
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity who they recommend for what you sell, and see whether they name you, how high, and who they name instead.
Find out whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI can read your site, and get ready-to-paste robots.txt lines, a starter llms.txt and JSON-LD to fix it.
Run one prompt on several AI models at once and see the answers side by side, with how long each took, what it cost and the exact model version.
Enter your calls a month and how long they last, and see what an AI voice agent costs per call, per month and per year next to a person answering them.
Paste your cold email sequence and get a score for every step against the things that get cold email ignored, with the three gaps that cost you the most replies.
Describe the customers you would clone and get the titles, company traits and buying signals to find more like them, with search filters ready to paste.
Describe one offer and get ten ways to pitch it, by pain, outcome and proof, each with an opening line, ranked strongest first.
Paste a reply to your cold email, see what kind of reply it really is and the words that gave it away, and get an answer written for it.
Lay out your outreach steps, channels and waits on a real calendar, check the spacing for what makes people stop answering, and export it.
Paste five posts you have written and get a written guide to how you sound: your tone, your words and how you build a sentence and a post.
See your subject line and preview text the way Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail show them on desktop and phone, with cut-offs marked and three rewrites that fit.
Paste a YouTube link and get five posts written in your voice, each pulled from one idea in the video and pointing back to the moment it came from.